My question is the same as below....does it detect GOLD? But no one answered... Help us someone!
19928
Yes, both gold and silver but sometimes it detects aluminum and tin as silver. Not a bad detector for beginers.
19929
Yes. It will detect gold very well. If you use discriminate, set it at a low setting for detecting smaller things like rings, ear rings etc. You might find yourself digging some trash but you won't miss thin pieces of jewelry. In very low trash areas I stay on the all metal settings. Good luck....Kit
1115287
I haven't used mine yet but as I understand most all metals. It has different settings for what particular metal you are wanting to detect.
1933536
Never tested that property but being a fine powder, it probably doesn't conduct very well. If it did, perhaps it would actually convert into non-monaromic, seems to me. Interesting question. Gold filaments are used in circuit boards so conductivity is a characteristic of normal gold.
2148246
If it is more of a yellow gold.....I don't think so otherwise. Hope this helps.
1112839
To detect gold, you'll need to increase your range of frequencies, which may lead to alot of dug up scrap, but a loud solid tone should usually accompany a ring and such.
690406
I've owned this detector for a couple of years. It has performed well. To respond to your question; No consumer grade metal detector I am aware of is sensitive to the physical shape of any metal. There need only be an adequate amount of that metal for the detector coil chosen to sense a 'return' and transmit that back to the display. Certain coils are wound to better detect gold than others. If gold is what you're going for I suggest you look into also picking up a gold finding coil from BountyHunter.
1091473
Yes it Measures Carats, grams, oz, ozt (troy ounce), dwt (penny weight), gn (grain).
758092
Personaly I have not found any gold. But it says that Bounty Hunter LONEGWP Lone Star Metal Detector will detect gold. People have found gold without buying another coil. It's a very good detector for the price. Hope this helps.
47066
It detects a metal object of sufficient mass. Vibration is not a detection. Could be a loose connection is closing and opening due to the vibration. I returned mine, it seemed cheaply made, worked only sporadically and I was confident it not last.
1058071
I'm sorry but I have no idea....I looked on the box and it says "gold screen" only.
1703673
yes it should have no worries finding a gold ring - these Delta's are a very underated metal detector
1851443
It's a very very thin layer of Gold. It would most likely wear off quickly...Look don't touch
498911
I don't have the answer to that but I can tell you that the whole issue is academic because I have the gold and its output makes it not worth using! Don't buy it.
1246848
I have gold spray paint. Please allow me to test and I'll respond back with a reasonable answer before you go to any expense on your own.
2196177
I would buy a better metal detector. ... this one is very cheap. ... u need to be really close to the metal in order for it to detect.
618503
I have not used it on sand myself, so I am not sure. However I will say that it seems to "detect" metal in everything, despite whether it is metalic or not.
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I've used the AT Pro since September 2013..I've used it on the beaches here in Oahu and found all kinds of stuff.(pull tabs, bottle caps, coins, nails, fishing hooks and weights etc.) It's pretty simple to use once you've viewed the dvd a couple of times. I have not found any gold rings yet, but I did find a Gold earring post. I've been reading and comparing detectors since owning the AT Pro and my opinion, the Garrett ATX sounds like a superior detector and it can be used in salt and fresh water. It also is excellent for nugget detecting. See Youtube Garrett ATX versus the Minelab 2000.... Garrett is 1/2 the price....well just watch and you be the judge.